Saybrook Arrowsmith High School - Totem Yearbook (Saybrook, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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Principal Russel McKean University of Illinois Assistant Principal Biology Physics Senior Class Sponsor Coach 'N n nn. 3 Marvin Schlosser BS Indiana Central Boys Assistant Coach Advanced Business Bookkeeping General Business Freshmar Class Sponsor Bernie Goatley B S of d Southern Ill University English Smoke Signal Editorial Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss Janette Bohi Wheaton College History Spanish Civics Geography Library Miss Charlotte Schofield Bradley University Typing Shorthand Girls' P E Smoke Signal Prod Sponsor Albert A. Bain B. S. of Ag. University of Illinois Vocational Agriculture General Shop F. F. A. Sponsor Jr. Class Sponsor Mrs. Eleanor Hall B. S. of Ed. I. S. N. U. Home Economics Family Living F. H. A. Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Robert Rundus Park College BA Geometry Algebra General Math General Scien ce Freshman Class Sponsor Marvin Kleinau I. S Speech Q Nc UQ Play Director Mrs. Sonnie Pfoff B. of Music Ed. Ill. Wesleyan University H. S. Vocal Band JI' . C1888 SPODBOI' Lois H811 B. S. Northern State Teachers College Girls' Physical Education Miss Donna Boyle Office Secretary William Bartley Custodian S S S RAPHJ. 1. of Donna Clark Come what May Class Secretary 1 Paper l,2,3,M G,A,A, 1,2 Pep Club 4 Yearbook S Yearbook l,2,4 F.H.A, l,2,3,U Girls Chorus l,2,3,M Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,M Queen Candidate l Martha Binnion You Car1't Be True, Dear Vice President 1 Girls Chorus 1,2,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Yearbook U Class Reporter 2,3,4 Newspaper 2,3,H F.H.A. l,2,3 Jr. Play Z Pep Club DAR 4 Carnival Queen 3 Cheerleader 2,3,U sir-ls Chorus l,2,3,1-I- B111 COr'ley Band 1,2,3,U Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 I.H.S.A. Contest l,2,U F. H. A. 1,2,3,U F. H. A. Treas. 2 F. H. A. Camp l F. H. A. Pres. 3 Illini Girls State 3 Citizenship Award 3 Newspaper l,2,M Yearbook l,M Class Treas. 3,4 Queen Candidate l Jr. Play 3 G. A. A. 1,2 Pep Club M Give Me Moore, Moore, Moore Joy Boyle HFPAN 4lIh It's a Woman's world Basketball 1,2,3,U Baseball l,2,3,M Football 1 Yearbook H Cannelton High School, 3annelton,Indiana, l,2,3 Bill Denny Enjoy Yourself Boys Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 2 Class Vice-President 3 Junior Play 3 Premier Boys State 3 Yearbook Staff l,2,M Yearbook Treasurer M Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,M Newspaper Editor M SAR 4 Af' Rx 'il X A, ft 1 v R I, cu! 42? -Q0 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,M Girls Chorus l,2,3,M Hand l,2,3,M Yearbook Staff M JF. Play 3 Student Council l Class President l Paper Staff M F. H. A. 1,2,3,A Pep Club M 1'll Get by Marilyn Durham Harold Diedrich The Things I Didn't Do Class Vice President lM Editorial Staff l Yearbook Staff lM Senior Play M Wasketball l23M Football l23M Paseball l23M Bob Embry Smoke Gets in Your Eyes F.F.A. l23M Paper Staff M Yearbook Staff M F.F.A. Reporter 3 Edwin Fear It's a Lonesome Old Town Football 2M Basketball l2 Baseball 23M Paper Staff M Yearbook Staff M Librarian 23 Marilyn Fear Charlie is my Darlin' F. H. A. l,2,3,M G. A. A. 1,2 G. A. A. Secretary 3 PeD Club M Yearbook M Paper Staff M Cheerleader M Class Secretary 2 Carnival Queen Candidate M Junior Play 3 Library staff 3 Ex CYIOPUS 1 12 Student Council 2 G. A. A. 2 Pep Club M School Paper A F. H. A. 1.2.3 F. H. A. Historian 3 Yearbook Staff A Librarian 2 Bell Bottom Blues Sarah Jenkins Edna Koopman I'11 Walk Alone Student Council 3 Paper Staff A Yearbook Co-editor M Pep Club A Queen Candidate 2 F. H. A. l,2,3.M Recreation Chairman 4 Library Staff l,2,3 Frank Gibbens Older and Bolder Basketball 1,2 Chorus l,2,M Junior Play 3 Glee Club l Laverne Lorance Hey, Red F. H. A. 3,4 Chorus 3,M Girls Chorus 3,4 Pep Club A Yearbook Staff A Lorraine McDaniels I Love You Truly Yearbook Staff 24 Student Council A Homecoming Queen Candidate 2 Librarian A F.H.A. 123D G.A.A. 124 Jr. Play 3 Paper Staff 3M Mixed Chorus 123A Girls Chorus 123A 153 Elf' ,r X uif 5 Ronald Rice There's Nothing Like a Dame FFA 123 5 Homecoming King Candidate 2 Play 3 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 Jim Nunamaker I Can't Tell a waltz from . a Tango F. F. A. 123 F. F. A. Secretary 3 2 H N X Us 31,57 X EV Bernice Roth I Understand Class President 1 Class Secretary 3,4 FHA 134 FHA Treasurer 4 GAA 134 Homecoming Queen Candldate 3 Sacred Heart Academy 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Baseball 1234 pep Club 4 Basketball 134 Newspaper staff 4 Football 4 Librarian 34 Boys Chorus 1 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Play 13 Class Historian 1 t Premier Boys State 3 f Ii Hopelessly . ' Ronald Poland k Jo Ann Satchwell Until we Two are One Cheerleader 234 Sportsmanship award 3 Pep Club 4 Play 3 FHA 1234 Historian 2 Parliamentarian 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 GAA 1234 FHA Vice President 3 GAA Vice President 2 1 ,,,,, X F.F.A. Treas. 3 Football 1234 Baseball 3 F.F.A. 1234 F.F.A. Pres. 4' F.F.A. Reporter 2 Class President 34 Class Play 34 Student Council 34 Yearbook Staff 4 Basketball Manager 3 Patricia Douglas Stauffer 3. Mary Streenz I Need You Now Yearbook Editor 4 Pep Club 4 GAA 1 FHA 1234 Recreation Chairman 4 Student Council l School Carol Schaefer Someday Paper 4 GAA Point Chairman 2 GAA 1234 FHA 1234 Library 234 Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Pep Club 4 Year B Play 3 Girls Chorus Yearbook 24 1234 Richard Thacker Hot Rod Race Football 1234 wrestling 2 F.F.A. 1234 Pekin Community High School 12 ,P 'll' 'nm-' M 5 J s 3, X x 35' Senior Diaper Days Nl. 1 1 I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 'nr 11 3 Poland, R. Clark, D. Embry, B. Koopman, E. Lorance, L. Binnion, M. Nunamaker, J. Streenz, M. Stauffer, D. Roth, B. McDan1e1s, L. 23. Rice 12. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 R. Gibbens, F. Denny, W. Diedrich, H. Satchwell, J Fear, E. Fear, M. Durham, M. Boyle, J. Thacker, R. Schaefer, C. Corley, B. 5'2mb f .glldpsbofs 'bf N Dick Thacker My ability to M ability to My ability to Senior wills do hereby will and bequeath get on detention to Rodney Wyckoff get along with the girls to Floyd Garrett my mess up school and get all the teachers on neck to Duck Maupin My wavy hair to all the girls that ask me for it My ability to get along with Mr Goatley to Toad Kingsley Frank Gibbens, do hereby will and bequeath M ability to get the car to Larry Mitchell My height to Miss Bohi so she won't be so short My happy outlook on life to Mr Berry Mary Streenz do hereby will and bequeath My ability not to get excited in U S History to Miss Bohi M quietness to Jeannie Curry My Bookkeeping book to anybody that wants it A complete set of rules on Correspondence with Airmen to Ruby Edna Koopman, do hereby will and bequeath My disinterest in civilians to Carolyn Shoemaker My ability to stay awake at slumber parties to Edna Garrett My Spanish songs to Miss Bohi, so she won't have to work so hard for future Spaniards Bernice Roth do hereby will and bequeath M front seat on the bus and my ability to get along with the bus driver to Ann Schaefer, Edna Garrett, and Doris Nunamaker My ability to stay off of detention to Duck Maupin and Bernard Thacker M F H A checkbook to the lucky person who gets treasurer next year Ronnie Rice, do hereby will and bequeath M friendship with Eldora Bowen to Ted Kinsell M friendship with Mr Schlosser to Larry Ball My ability to get along with Delmar Stauffer to Lois Binnion M old seat in study hall to Ronnie Mardis Ronnie Poland do hereby will and bequeath 53555 old seat on the second team bench to Gary Jacobs ability to argue in English class to Dwayne McNutt ability to go clear through High School without having a girlfriend Larry Durham Sarah Jenkins, do hereby will and bequeath Fifty cents each to Lynn Norman and Delmar Stauffer to get a shave which they usually go without M friendship with Boob McNutt to Wanda Bowen My dislike for detention to Mr Rundus A roll of cotton to Marilyn Yates M seat in front of Ed Fear to Jeannie Curry Jo Ann Satchwell do hereby will and bequeath M dear old Cheerleading suit to anybody fat enough to wear it My ability to like P E and to do what the teacher tells us to do Martha Manahan My locker at the bottom of the stairs to anyone in a hurry to get the cafeteria M ability to be good in third hour study hall to Roger Stauffer Ed Fear, do hereby will and bequeath M friendship with the Freshman girls to Larry Durham My ability to get out of taking people places to Roger Stauffer The pin in my shoulder to anybody that wants it M position as manager of the basketball team to Jerry Kessinger David Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath My long, black, wavy hair to Toad Kingsley M Liberace smile to Jim Tice M quiet ways and mild manner to Byron Jones M seat in U S History plus my unused History book to Dick Ball M half of our girl to Murph BaII Jim Nunamaker, do hereby will and bequeath 55555 height to Jim McHenry ability to become the second Babe Ruth' to Larry Mitchell ability to stay off of detention to Donald Maupin ability to become the second Babe Ruth to Larry Mitchell ability to stay off of detention to Donald Maupin ll . ll unused American History Book to Rollin Garrett. .. 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Carol Schaefer, do hereby will and bequeath M seat in the back of study hall to Rodney Wyckoff M ability to get along without a boyfriend to Ann Schaefer M ability to drink all my milk at noon to Martha Manahan M dear old Spanish book to anyone who wants it Marilyn Fear, do hereby will and bequeath athletic ability to Jeannie Curry and Mary Woolley popularity to the Freshman girls M Comanche cheerleading suit to anyone who would want it ability to get along with people to Jo Anne McDaniels love for school to Duck Maupin and Bernard Thacker Joy Boyle, do hereby will and bequeath My battered cheerleading suit to anyone who likes to freeze at foot ball games and loves to ride the old International bus to basket ball games My love for Internationals to Rollin Garrett M desire for June to get here to Martha Manahan My wad of tape on Russell's classring to Barbara Furnish since she doesn't need any Marilyn Durham, do hereby will and bequeath That terribly embarrassing tendency to blush no matter what I say to Bonnie Pfoff My terrific rate of speech to Roger Stauffer M long red pencil to any poor soul who takes Bookkeeping next year My ability not to chase Senior boys, or any boys, to the Freshman girls Bill Denny do hereby will and bequeath My seat in the back of the study hall with all the girls to anybody who wants it My old worn out typing book I've had for two years to Barbara We have to keep lt in the family My ability to understand Bookkeeping to some poor Junior that s going to take it next year My ability to get A's in History to Martha Manahan My desire for studying to the Freshmen, they may need it before they graduate Harold Diedrich do hrerby will and bequeath My ability to get along with the girls needed it M ability to stay off of detention to M love for girls to Jerry Kessinger M ability to stay up late at night to need it in future years My ability to argue with Miss Bohi and pupils of hers to Floyd Garrett as if he the Freshman boys Ron Tarter because he might get by with it to the future d b th Toctie McDan1els do hereby will an equea My ability to My ability to My friendship acquainted M ability to My giggles to dance to Marilyn Yates Mr Goatley get to school on time to Dick Ball with Donna Clark to Rollin Garrett so they may be better keep one boyfriend to my sister, Jo Anne Donna Clark, do hereby will and bequeath height to Rodney Wyckoff M friendship with Dick Thacker to Mary Woolley Linda Carrell I leave all bathtubs at slumber parties ability to stay off detention to Jeannie Curry ability not to get excited to Larry Stack Laverne Lorance do hereby will and bequeath My love for Barbara Denny to Deane Reeser M ability to get along with the teachers to Ruby Thacker M red hair to Delores Scarbrough M ability not to flirt to the Freshman girls Martha Binnion, do hereby will and bequeath My ability to drive safely to Lois The dead mice I always find in my locker to Delmar Stauffer and Ted K I My quiet laugh to Ron Tarter Douglas Stauffer do hereby will and bequeath My football uniform to Toadie, as he is the only one who can wear it M seat in study hall to anyone who can be as mean and ornery as me I, 2 I, : 0 M . M . My . M . I, : I, . : I, , : I, . , : 1, , ' , : In 2 My ' . To ' , My . My . I! 1 3 I: 2 0 My U. S. History book to Eldora Bowen, hoping she will get more good out of it than I dld. My position in F.F.A. to Gene Stevens, as I know he wants it. Mi libro de espanol volverla a Profesora Bohl como slempre reconocera la diversion que yo he tenido en la clase de Espanol. Bob Embry, do hereby will and bequeath: My height to Bill wright. My ability to stay off detention to Donald Maupin. My ability to get along all right in English to Phil Sears, Bill Corley, do hereby will and bequeath: All my Freshman girls to Larry Mitchell. My reputation as a slow careful driver to Phil Sears. My old Number lk to Byron Jones. Senior Prophecies In the year l965 this is what we prophesy the Seniors of 1955 Wlll be doing Tootle McDaniels is married to Eddie and living in Bloomington h the most Beautiful house in town because she works as an She as interior decorator They have 3 girls all looking like Tootie h ed Joy Boyle married Russell two weeks after graduation and purc as their owm home in Decatur They're both working to pay it off Their t 1 l are appearing on Television regularly to sing hillbilly songs wo g r s Mary Streenz is now living in washington with her husband Lloyd lane They have U glrls and 2 boys Each member of the family has an alrp Lloyd and Mary have Jets and each child has a small Piper Cub Lloyd owns an airplane factory and has an income of S30 OOO a year Frank Gibbens after some very serious thinking about the future h he is having a hard became a preacher He is still single but we ear time staying that way Guess all the single girls in his church are after him Martha Binnlon lived in Bloomington and worked at the shoe stOP6 until John asked her to marry him She gave up her career and all her boyfriends for him but she said he was worth it Sarah Jenkins visitee in New York for a while and while she was there she got a job as a model She is a very sophisticated young lady today she hasn't settled down to one man yet Bill Denny after graduation took up his one and only ambition in life 'fo he a Farmer He moved out to Iowa and owns a l OOO acre farm where he does most of the work himself He has 5O cows to milk by hand but he thinks it's fun Edna Koopman went to washington to visit Mary and they decided tha their life long Friendship just couldn't end so she got a job as Mary' maid She gets SIOO a week She is engated to Aflc Muchos Dinero Jim Nunamaker stayed on the farm to help his dad until he went to the service He was shipped to Africa and fell for a very beatufiul gi d there She couldn t bear to leave her native land so they married an t I' Bob Embry got a job in a Chevrolet garage in Bloomington He soon rose Fhom a mechanic to an executive for the company He is happily married and has two little boys Laverne Lorance became a model for a Shampoo Company because of her beautlfhl red hair A handsome Duke from Scotland saw her and said she was what he had been waitint for They wed and now have 3 elheadeu girls Ronald Poland after graduating came into the inheritance of severa million dollars Money changed him from a serious thinking young man of today to a rich playboy He is single and a very eligible bachelor Donna Clark went to Chicago and got a Job singing in the Stork Club A talent scout saw her one night and signed her for a contract in a movie It was a big success and Donna is on her way to starxon the world but he lln Mar lyn Monroe walklrg town For him He tl l Marilyn David lohr or took off for a trip around get any farther than Hollywood becau e he saw down the street and de I ed that th s was the lives there but he never d d get a date with 1 3 1 0 Q . . y S . . . . 1 I stayed in Africa. Now they have 2 little savages. . . . P . g I ' . .3 . ' ' 1 ' j'f 't X s i --' '. ' ' 'n'A 1 ' -e 1 - A V XA 4 4 - f ,J J. Carol Schaefer went to college. while there she met and married the and her she got out west. boys' P. E. feaaher. Now Carol lives in Texas with her husband 3 children. They own a big ranch and at roundup time, she helps husband herd the cattle. She has learned to ride very well since Marilyn Fear worked at Gene's for about a year after she grad- uated so she could have enough money to buy Charlie a wedding ring. They finally got married and now they are living at Gibson and have 2 boys. Charlie owns the bean plant and has a huge income. Marilyn Durham went to college and after about half a year she met ahhfch hoy fr6h'Oklahoma. when she met his widower father she fell ln love with him and they eloped. Now she is her ex-boyfr1end's step-mother. She is very high in society, and has died her hair red It is very becoming. Ronald Rice got a job in Pfoff's recreation parlor until Lois graduated They married and moved out west where Ronnie found the chances to get ahead were much better He went to college to be a mortician and now he finds that business is thriving Douglas Stauffer and Patty had a large wedding at Arrowsmith soon after Doug graduated. They went to Mexico on their honeymoon and liked it so wellathey decided to stay there Doug teaches Span- ish to the little ninos and takes a siesta every afternoon Harold Diedrich enjoyed Miss Bohi's History class so much he decided to run for Senator married Nancy and they moved tion, Harold is going to run Everyone is expecting him to Ed Fear Joined the Army After he was elected, he came back, to washington D C In the next elec for President on the Democratic ticket win after he graduated, and is now a five star General He never married, but he finds it difficult to stay single because of high rank and his broad shoulders He has traveled all over the world and once had a fling with an Eskimo named Ooka, but it turned out to be nothing Jo Ann Satchwell got a Job as a telephone operator but gave it up because she couIdn't stand to be away from Merle They got married and moved to Chicago, where they bought a night club Jo Ann sings and plays the guitar, while Merle leads the orchestra Their two little girls play harps and tap dance Bernice Roth went back to her favorite job after graduation working af the canning factory There she met a good looking blonde that sent her walking on clouds They married and moved to paxton where Bernice started working at the skating rink Now they have two little boys who can outskate almost anybody Bill Corley Joined the Air Force soon after graduating to get away from aII the girls It didn't work, though, because he got shipped to Hawaii where he fell in love with a Hula girl while dancing the Mambo They are married and have a set of triplets Nowg Papa Loves Mambo Dick Thacker got tired of Saybrookiso he went to New York where he appeared on the quiz program It Pays to be Ignorant He won a thousand dollars and invested it in Oilwells They soon went dry so he invested what he had left in a coal mine Everyone put oil furnaces in their houses, so he went broke again One day while walking along he stumbled onto a gold mine, S0 DOW he'S P1011 and happy, but still a bachelor ji- -Q 3' 5 A6 Q Z if Of S' O2 0 J iw' -I 'Y' f 0 x 5 Q We 22'-25 1,51 , 'X . 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Nettleton, H Hawthorne, J- Kissinger, 0. Vin Nota, C. Thacker, B. C9371 J' Carrell, L. Boll, N. Thorndyke, D, Streenz , J Curry' R - McRae,P. rf-1 .4 D lhrtin. D. P51191-nf D- senator, A 'ru-nr, L, A.. ' ,nf if Q S ,havv ,L 91 1 ey fr - 4 . ' 4 ..xV o .,.v ffifb. RAPHJ. goods! Row l Left to Right T Kinsell D Stauffer R Kingsley E Stevens L Durham L Norman J Hawthorne J Streenz F Gathman, J Tice Row 2 Mr McKean L Colle D Stauffer H Diedrich D Row 3 B Jones E Fear F Garrett J McHenry R Garrett D Ball D McNutt R Tarter S A Football News The Comanches started the season with the best of spirits We had a better season this year than last year and are going to have a much better team next year Two boys got hurt pretty seriously this season Ronnie Rice had a leg injury and Ed Fear had a broken collar bone We missed the boys help, but they are doing a fine Job in basketball we Seniors wish we could all be back to play in sports next year, but we will have to be satisfied sitting on the bleachers The Cheer leaders did a swell Job in backing the team This page sponsored by Dr J A Van Ham : . , . , . , ' ' ! ' 1 - 1 - , . , Thacker, R. Rice,,R..Polandj C: Van Notei Mr. Schlosser . ' 1 1 1 - , Q , . , . , . , . 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'Maul' si X Aug 30 Aug Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Feb March March April April April April May 6 May May May SCHOOL CALANDAR The gates are opened, the prisoners file in, numbers are given, the pictures are taken Organized confusion results from new s hedul s Pris oners do not know when or where to split tie rocks A meeting is zeld by Senlor cellmates to discuss the coming prison parade Labor Day time off for good behavior' Freshman k Sophomore cellmates have a party Guards present, of course Prison athletes have their first football game, at Maroa Senior cellmates go by armored car to Colfax to have pictures taken Rivalry with Chatsworth is renewed at football game The results of the game need not be mentioned' School recesses for wardens' conference Prisoners set fires and hold snake dance through town Homecoming Dance prisoners put on their best striped suits The last football game of the season is played against Heyworth on home prison grounds Armistice Day parolled for good behavior The first basketball game of the season is played at en Thanksgiving we get the bird, as usual J Cell Block puts on a play Sentence is suspended lO days in order to observe Christmas holidays we are back to the dungeon' Test week what punishment' Prisoner athletes partake in county tournament Basketball on Heyworth prison grounds wardens have another conference Prisoners hold open pen to let other cons view the grounds Easter vacation we hunt eggs at guardian's homes Back to the salt mines' Inmates of the Senior Cell wing try a dramatic endeavor which is successful Inmates blend voices for the annual spring concert Third termers put on an econamical' prom for cons whose sentence is almost ended Tests again we get the third degree All prisoners are released to prison farms and domestic household of guardians Commencement Seniors' sentence ends wardens pat us on the back and hand us our walklng papers f Q , J 'W i K 1 M - 4 P 34 . 31: Q c e . - . 3: . 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I 1 COLFAX, ILLINOIS l il , xv -- 'X sz s n x '.u, , ' x Zyomm' BORDEN'S MUST BE GOOD folks buy more dairy products carrying the Borden brand name than any other in the world To put it plainly guarded goodness is just another way of saying that Borden's takes extra care with their milk fLots more care than any one requires them to take D Get Eorden's Rich Milk and enjoy the difference more care makes' hw pm' Vlllk opany K J 4 6 N 1 L MI-1 Q s Rich Milk fI'l' ' Um L 8 M STORE Wall Paper Dry Goods Drugs Clothing Saybrook Illinois Phone 314111 Hlnman slldlf be rf Q Cleaners Harold 's Welding OP Eailiww ? A2'Z Cutting Bending Portable Equipment Arrowsmith, Illinois 'BEST WISH S' l WINN'S FOOD MARKET Your friendly neighbor Saybrook, Illinois X , , , I ' v' 'lsr' gx 4 ' , '-o .- .1 , v' - if ' -- ----. D v v I 1 fin fr e . ll 3 fuss n ' I J -x f U v ' :IN-' . X if- I Arbogast F05 LEDT 164 5,95 and Supplies WELDING GENERAL SHOP MECHANICS Saybrook Illinois Arends and Sons QUALITY FARM L EQUIPMENT Gllnon Cnty, III The Home of Quality and Sermce' Phono 192 S we take pleasure in wishing the Senior Class good luck P 5 L J Easterbrook Furniture Store Funeral Directors Compliments of Delmar Merritt CLOTHING FOR THE FAMILY Saybpgok Gibson City Illinois n Q, , , W1 3 - f B 29 XIX R553 if' C. . . , Gene' a e C, A 8152 KW e Students' Hangout' Saybrook, Illinois BLUE RIBBON STORE Q, 1- A ,NL 'Q 47517 ww' -5-42-2 'xx 90595, Groceries Work Clothes JOHNSON E MCNEILLY Saybrook Illinois Phone 2861 Pruitt Pro ace N -I I 400 EGGS POULTRY GAINER FEEDS Saybrook, Illinois Phone 2561 B- YQP, COMPLIMENTS OF: ROBERT ROTH Custom Corn shelling Saybrook, Illinois Phone 2881 ' ' QQ I 21 Q A ,: t'23s539'o'o?:2ff' g 8- Q. RQ . -g ' - ' if 0 . UTh I u 'OC- .KE Q w I f u , C! ,Sh Mow' on LusRQwnfT' AB Hatchery ,f -15 5 WALTERS SH LL SERVICE Saybrook, lllinois Phone 3961 A B WOOLLEY PRIN IN 6 ll 1 9 sf 00 :NO Printers and Publishers Saybrook, Arrowsmith, C01fBX, Illinois FEEDS STALEY'S FEEDS Ames In Cross Chicks Complete line of Hog and Poultry Equipment 916 E Grove St Bloomington Phone 29105 Saybrook Phone 2661 5' Hifi YES, IT'S HERE. You'11 find everything to suit your needs at... S. ZACHAY 8 SONS Phone 2121 Saybrook, Illinois 5' 'fl M I4 f I7' qu BEST UISHES SENIORS Compliments of W-ir in K SAYBROOK LOCKER PLANT Richard Hale Phone 2911 Saybrook, Illinois GOOD LUCK SENIORS Compliments of TAYLOR TRANSFER Saybrook, Illinois Compliments of STATE BANK OF SAYBROOK Saybrook, Illinois Member of asoo ' X nn 11101 5131969 Federal Reserve System Phone 2511 UNDERWOOD'S CAFE This is where the gang can meet, Get meals so good they're like A treat Here's where you can eat talk have fun, No difference whether you are old or young MEALS-SHORT ORDERS Fountain Service Ice Cream DICK 6 DOT Af. .4 'TJi9l leggekx UBWMQF ar 55? A ...A C we , E herGS no T STAR CLEANERS pi -1:19 JAKE 8 KATE'S CAFE STEAKS CHICKEN SEA FOOD 126 North Sangamon Avenue GOQD Gibson City, Illinois Phone ll ae Berlov Moth proofing Hat Cleaning ORK QUICK SERVICE Gibson City Illinois W 'so DEL: CONTACT Q Class I. COAL GRAIN Q Q Of 0 X 9 S I I SP BUILDING SERVICE COMPANY Hanahan Grocery Arrowsmith, Illinois Phone U Bellflower, Illinois Free Delivery io I. T-I.. questlgq Qx r'-ii? about . ' 49 , ww s XX ' , ai 1HF E5 Qgl 1: PLFEE 'jr - ' I I0 I 'if LLI'I ' f ' e:: . 1 X 1lESE!!,f W F' :Em J T' 9 so ,0 6' HENRY HAGER LUMBER COMPANY Building Material Coal Wire Gibson City, Illinois H W JACKSON 5 COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Supplies Youngstown Kitchens Hotpo nt Appllances lOl South Sangamon Avenue Gibson City, Illinois NOBLE BROTHERS wholesale Seed Merchants Phone 150 Gibson City, Illinois JOH SON MOTOR SERVICE Gibson City, Illinois HOURANS FLORISTS Gibson City, Illinois 9 yQF9Egjigi f fc2:5P' Green Houses Phone 6M P LARSON CLOTHING COMPANY J Style Mart Clothes Mens' Wear Arrow Shirts Gibson City, Illinois E F1 U2 E E11 IU K s O 'U p. I H , s . cw 0 I1 k , ' 1 ., X , it K U0 . ' ,j Y a C 2 ',1F - S ' 'E X Q' Jcxix 'SAW , X . .kg 'I 1 u r' -J' 10 Gibson City, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE v!P' SENIDR CLASS OSSIE'S BOWLING ALLEY Gibson City, Illinois CAMPBELL FEED AND SUPPLY STORE wayne Feeds For Best Results Phone 2481 Saybrook, Illinois Compliments of HAINES MOTOR SALES Saybrook, Illinois SAYBROOK LUM ER COMPANY See us for your lumber needs Saybrook, Illinois ARROWSMITH GRAIN COMPANY Arrowsmith, Illinois ,-Y CARY'S SHOE STORE -Vw ' f 1 - '- HAINES OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED Delco Truckers Lodges Gibson City Towanda Pete and Donna william! Welcome you to the ARROWSMITH CAFE Meals and Fountain Service open evenings and all dav Sunday Compliments of ARROWSMITH SHELL SERVICE .4 Arrowsmith Illinois Grain - Lumber - Coal , Compliments of: Dr R D Rankin Dentist Gibson City, Illinois Phone 133 CLAY DOOLEY THE TIRF MAN Bloomington Illinois MOBERLY 8 KLENNER 115 North Main Street Bloomington, Illinois Robert C Foerster D I I Lenoy, 1111no1s 11 STEMBEL PRODUCE Hides Feed Poultry wool Ease Gibson City, Illinois Phone 61W LIVINGQTONS' One of Illinois Great Stores Bloomington, Illinois A 5 P FOOD STOR Center Phone 66 Clarence V Roark, Manager LeRoy, Illinois M RLE A SCHLOSSER 8 SONS Minneapolis Moline Implements Phone 158 LeRoy I1 , linois Phone 44 P O Box 257 N A ll A 116.5 5, I5 - A gf, 1 Ee I W, 5 jfwv wwf' ' ff' 'x'-gee Store for Men and Boys A 8' 3 ' F oDoSO C Compliments ARROWSMITH STATE BANK Member ELBERT HASTINGS Groceries Feeds Hardware nausea FEHIAL RESERVE SYSTEH Arronsmith Illinoi Phone 79 S Arrowsmith Illinois .I i ga For your complete line Crowe Hybrid of Standard Products 455 jig? Seed Corn SHIKI! P Call fv ui Vernon R K8I1h8dY DOIICI' Arrowsmith, Illinois AUTERMAN HARDWARE Hardware Paints Glass Home and Farm Supplies Phone 31 Gibson City, Illinois ' 111 Marc Arrowsmith, Illinois Phone 76 BRUEH PAINT AND BODY SHOP Painting Body and Fender Repair Used Cars New and Used Parts Corner 9th Street and State Road 47 Bruehl, Proprietor THE FASHION SHOP CORN BELT MILLS INCORPORATED 5 1 Gibson City, Illinois Ready To Wear Clothing Home Furnishings G1bSOh City, 11113913 O f Q 5 ,Ak 2122 A Nllf Z? f '6' .F 6 , , ' IB n ,. I 1 Q - E S85 ff G f? LeRoy Washer BENDIX MAYTAG TAPPEN I11iHO1S 2M Hour Serv YOUNGSTOWN Frigidaire Stoves STENSEL'S FUNERAL HOME dana-ll' aww Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Distinctive Funeral Service Established 89 Years Farmer City Bellflower LeRoy Illinois ice Phone 15 Furniture Wall Paper Rugs Paint Radios Clothing 1 St e B g or Footwear Little Prices PHILCO ZENITH Compliments of the CSE? DINNER BELL CAFE J f Bellflower, Illinois Phone no PEOPLE'S STATE BANK OF COLFAX Colfax Illinois Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TCVI R.C.A. viiiiq . . l N M W B Read Company Paxton pewrlter Company omington, Illinois HES CLASS OF 955 Muller Music LLL. ::::::::::3 I Le Roy State an LeRoy, Illinois H M ER OF F I I I I , if 2 f'j'1 ,g:i:::::::::LM x '7 :::::::::::3g' . M -----..ni T9 s Books ' -MhN N --wr ' . YF Scho ' S OI' ng Goods liments of: -A we 9+ Better Gas for Less! Q 5 09 9, cf 400' 0 BALL s 'Q Y' 4? 5 g,9-It 00 6 QUALITY SERVICE STATION 419.90 Silt GIV6 Ju fl GRFEV fs?1Iis': Saybrook Gra1nCo and Feed M1II DALE BUNNEY M ag S yb k, Illm Ph ne 3361 W D 1 CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING Masta Hlxfeeds uldurphy Coeetrate 06,68 0 J' 2 P4 Q' 996 AT Q 'Oo ,QI 41' 9 4,0 -a TQ, 993' v z fi Xb ap 4' 9 0 Qc 4444, -4 SP' To at . . 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